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| tourney_name = AMF World Cup
| tourney_name = AMF World Cup
| year = 2017
| year = 2017
| other_titles = <small>AMF Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft<br>Vonzumier 2017</small>
| other_titles = Copa Mundial de Fúsbol – Rotania 2017
| image = 2017 AMF World Cup logo.png
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| caption = 2013 AMF World Cup official logo
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| country = Vierzland
| country = Hyban
| dates = 14 June – 16 July
| dates = 14 June – 16 July
| num_teams = 32
| num_teams = 24
| confederations = 6
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| fourth_other = {{flag|Camardocia}}
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| matches = 64
| matches = 47
| goals = 180
| goals = 117
| attendance = 4139471
| attendance = 4139471
| top_scorer = {{flagicon|Vonzumier}} [[Andre Siegel]]<br>{{flagicon|Vierzland}} [[Tristan Spahr]]<br>(6 goals each)
| top_scorer = {{flagicon|Vonzumier}} [[Andre Siegel]]<br>{{flagicon|Vierzland}} [[Tristan Spahr]]<br>(6 goals each)
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The '''2017 AMF World Cup''' was the Xth [[AMF World Cup]], the quadrennial world championship for international men's {{wp|association football}} teams.
The '''2017 AMF World Cup''' was the 21st [[AMF World Cup]], the quadrennial world championship for international men's {{wp|association football}} teams. The tournament took place in [[Rotania]] from 14 June to 16 July 2017, and marked the first time a World Cup was hosted in a [[Tusola]]n country. 
 
The World Cup saw the participation of 24 teams across six host cities in eight different venues. Rotania, which had auto-qualified as the host, was knocked out in the group stage. Tournament heavyweights Apelia, Luepola, and Tierada were all eliminated in or before the quarterfinals. The semifinals saw a 3–2 upset victory by [[Fellmark]] over [[Vierzland national football team|Vierzland]] in {{wp|Penalty shoot-out (association football)|penalty shoot-outs}}, who advanced to play [[Vonzumier]] in the final. Fellmark defeated Vonzumier 2–1 in {{wp|Overtime (sports)|extra time}} to continue its streak of upsets and win its first ever World Cup title. The result shocked the football world and even the Fellmark team and fans, who scarcely predicted that the squad would advance beyond the first round of the bracket stage.
 
The bidding process to host the tournament was controversial. While the country was internationally-lauded for its smooth hosting of the tournament after its completion, there were numerous concerns over Rotania's poor human rights situation and decades-long dictatorship. An attempted boycott by 15 national associations was quashed under threat by the AMF, but [[Catafora]] carried out a solo boycott of the tournament due to Rotania's alleged involvement in the country's insurgency. The Cataforan Football Association was given a five-year ban from AMF-related competitions in response to its boycott. In 2020, it was revealed that numerous members of the AMF executive committee had been bribed by Rotanian officials to sway the bidding process in its favour.  
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Latest revision as of 16:25, 16 July 2021

2017 AMF World Cup
Copa Mundial de Fúsbol – Rotania 2017
Tournament details
Host countryHyban
Dates14 June – 16 July
Teams24 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s)8 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions Fellmark
Runners-up Vonzumier
Third place Vierzland
Fourth place Camardocia
Tournament statistics
Matches played47
Goals scored117 (2.49 per match)
Attendance4,139,471 (88,074 per match)
Top scorer(s)Vonzumier Andre Siegel
Vierzland Tristan Spahr
(6 goals each)
Best player(s)Fellmark Erik Farnes
Best young playerFellmark Edvard Onsager
Best goalkeeperCamardocia Úmar Cruillas
Fair play award Apelia
2013
2021

The 2017 AMF World Cup was the 21st AMF World Cup, the quadrennial world championship for international men's association football teams. The tournament took place in Rotania from 14 June to 16 July 2017, and marked the first time a World Cup was hosted in a Tusolan country.

The World Cup saw the participation of 24 teams across six host cities in eight different venues. Rotania, which had auto-qualified as the host, was knocked out in the group stage. Tournament heavyweights Apelia, Luepola, and Tierada were all eliminated in or before the quarterfinals. The semifinals saw a 3–2 upset victory by Fellmark over Vierzland in penalty shoot-outs, who advanced to play Vonzumier in the final. Fellmark defeated Vonzumier 2–1 in extra time to continue its streak of upsets and win its first ever World Cup title. The result shocked the football world and even the Fellmark team and fans, who scarcely predicted that the squad would advance beyond the first round of the bracket stage.

The bidding process to host the tournament was controversial. While the country was internationally-lauded for its smooth hosting of the tournament after its completion, there were numerous concerns over Rotania's poor human rights situation and decades-long dictatorship. An attempted boycott by 15 national associations was quashed under threat by the AMF, but Catafora carried out a solo boycott of the tournament due to Rotania's alleged involvement in the country's insurgency. The Cataforan Football Association was given a five-year ban from AMF-related competitions in response to its boycott. In 2020, it was revealed that numerous members of the AMF executive committee had been bribed by Rotanian officials to sway the bidding process in its favour.